Photos: Fall Arrives in the San Fernando Valley 2013
A short walk through the neighborhood today yielded these shots of some of the rare Fall color we get here in Southern California. The liquidambar trees offer a bit of Continue Reading
Come and join me in my garden!
A short walk through the neighborhood today yielded these shots of some of the rare Fall color we get here in Southern California. The liquidambar trees offer a bit of Continue Reading
Up on the roof, cleaning off the leaves in preparation for Winter. Using the opportunity to prune some limbs, too. Check out what was happening in the garden a year Continue Reading
Here is a selection of free wallpapers for your computer desktop or smartphone. Right-click and select Save Image As… to download them to your own computer. On your smartphone, click Continue Reading
Garden Inventory is a series where I begin an inventory of all the plants and trees in my garden. Along with some of my own pictures, I will link to various Continue Reading
As I have mentioned in the Container Garden Update and In the garden… video series, I have been making a point of finding seeds on my regular neighborhood walks. Last Continue Reading
Most of us well only ever see our gardens in youth and, perhaps, middle age. It is only in other’s gardens — those created long before us — that we Continue Reading
I plant grass seeds and tree seeds gathered from the neighborhood and pot up my pine seedling into a larger pot so it can grow freely for the next several Continue Reading
I am checking out the potting bench after almost 2 weeks away and inspect the successes, the failures and the in-between. One big success was the germination of a pine Continue Reading
In the neighborhood is a collection of video and photographs gathered here in my own Southern California neighborhood. What’s happening in your neighborhood. Share some of your photos with AGN Continue Reading
I passed these seed pods forming on the neighborhood trees on our evening walk. I’ll keep an eye on them, and others in the neighborhood, and try to gather some Continue Reading